IE AntiSpyware (IEAntiSpyware) is a rogue spyware remover that leaps into your computer by a Trojan (Zlob or Vundu) through system security holes. IE AntiSpyware runs when Windows starts, generating fake security popups. IE AntiSpyware's notifications state that your computer is infected with spyware and that in order to remove these threats you should buy the full IE AntiSpyware program. IE AntiSpyware was created to steal money from gullible users. Are you another victim or are you about to do something about it?

h3>Do you know what Windows Antivirus 2008 is? DESCRIPTION Windows Antivirus 2008 or Windows Antivirus2008, is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses its common name to trick computer users into thinking that it is a legitimate anti-spyware or anti-virus application. Windows Antivirus 2008 is a clone of Antivirus2008 which shares the same malicious actions of deviation. We have noticed that if you have Windows Antivirus 2008 installed it will bombard you with popups and alert messages that say you have an infection. In some cases Windows Antivirus 2008 will prompt you to purchase the full Windows Antivirus 2008 version to remove the infections that it supposedly found.

Do you know what IE AntiSpyware is? DESCRIPTION IE AntiSpyware or IEAntiSpyware is a rogue anti-spyware program that may be downloaded and installed through a Trojan infection such as Zlob or Vundo Trojan. We discovered that IE AntiSpyware loads several files apon startup of Windows which makes it very difficult to remove. IE AntiSpyware. If installed, IE AntiSpyware will display many popup or system alert messages attempting to get you to purchase the full IE AntiSpyware or IEAntiSpyware program. This is a trick that the developers of IE AntiSpyware use to extort money from computer users who have IE AntiSpyware installed on their system.

Trojan-Banking.Win32.Inject.anb is a false threat displayed by the rogue Zinaps Anti-Spyware 7.0. This message appears in popups and fake system notifications displayed by the trojan. The point of this disinformation is to create a reason for the user to buy the rogue’s fake "licensed version". The message may also appear as a false possitive displayed ...

Virus.Win32.Brontok.ao is a fake threat displayed by rogue anti-spyware-promoting Zlob trojans. One such corrupt anti-spyware in particular is Zinaps Anti-Spyware 7.0. This threat appears in popups and fake system notifications displayed by the trojan. The point of this disinformation is to create a reason for the user to buy the rogue’s fake "licensed version". The ...

IEAntiSpyware is one of the latest rogue anti-spyware threats on the Net (as of May, 2008). As you can guess from the name, this program should, hypothetically, help you protect your Internet Explorer web browser (and, consequently, your system) from spyware. However, its name is the only aspect of protection, as the rest is pure ...

Zinaps Anti-Spyware, also known as Zinaps Anti-Spyware 7.0, is a rogue anti-spyware parasite, and it does the exactly same thing most other rogues do: you find the page, you try downloading it and in the process you get infected with adware. The trial version of the program performs a scan and falsifies the results, spicing ...

PrivacyWarrior is a rogue security tool. Although it masquerades as an anti-spyware and a privacy defense program, PrivacyWarrior infects computers with the help of trojans. It is also available for manual download at their "official" website. PrivacyWarrior is typical rogue application: it loads commercial pop-ups and falsified security reports. It is able to run a scan, ...